The government placed 13 billion euros in 3.30% bonds maturing in June 2033, priced at a yield of 3.559%. Order books for this tranche exceeded 128 billion euros. Simultaneously, Italy raised 5 billion euros through 4.65% bonds due in October 2055, which attracted over 112 billion euros in demand and priced at a yield of 4.663%.

Pricing for the 2033 notes was finalized at 6 basis points above the existing March 2033 benchmark, while the 2055 issue carried a spread of 5 basis points over the October 2054 bond. BNP Paribas, BofA, Goldman Sachs Bank Europe, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, and Santander managed the issuance.